GSIAD VIII (LFGSS 10th Birthday Slam)

Ugh.

Evidently,
to the extent that on my map Hammersmith is in the land of Eastern dragons.

As much as anyone who frequents Easts is from Saxony.

Paddington and Slough have a history of being eastern suburbs of Wales,
thanks to Brunel's GWR,
not the proud, (but these days, distastefully, a bit Ukippy). Domesday Book village of Ruislip.

As much as anyone who frequents Easts is from Saxony

You've met Oliver then.

I think we have discussed this before. The conduits into London depositing the diaspora at their respective entry points; the Scots in King's Cross, the Irish in kilburn, the French in Croydon...

The first central was just joining messengers on a Friday evening, and at that time they were using the Jon Snow on Broadwick Street, it was also the starting point of a lot of the alleycats at the time.

Oops, missed this earlier, cheers. People had to get style tips in those days, after all.

I don't frequent Easts, it's too far west.

Yep, that's it.
Ruislip, on the 'Chiltern Line', could plausibly have been an entry point for Brummies and other West Midlanders who could find the Snow Hill terminus in Birmingham.

In.

you are 40!?

I passed 40 a while ago.
I'm just waiting for the invites for peoples 50th to hit the inbox.

You mean letter box, right?

they might be hitting the fifth floor, but they're computer savvy...

in

Is that a d lock joke?

nope, I refer to reaching your 30s/40s/50s as if they were floors in an elevator...

because I can.

this line-up is starting to look excellent.

I believe the phrase you are looking for is

black don't crack

Invite in the post...

Is this 100% brakless?

have you never done a GSIAD?

Oh my days.
In.

Tubs that haven't been out in twenty years.

Nah bro. Busting my virgin on dis one.